Yearly Archives: 2022

The Supreme Ventures Services (SVS) Business Hub has signed an agreement with the Development Bank of Jamaica to operate as a Business Development Organization (BDO) for the recently relaunched Voucher for Technical Assistance Programme (VTAP). VTAP provides business support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to help them to expand and optimize their operations.

The memorandum of understanding (MOU) will see SVS Business Hub offering back-end office services such as payroll, accounting, marketing and technology support to MSMEs who qualify for and have received vouchers for technical assistance from the DBJ.

Dennis Chung, CEO of Supreme Ventures Services, a subsidiary of the Supreme Ventures Group says this agreement underscores the company’s commitment to supporting Jamaican small and medium businesses.

“At SVS Business Hub, and the wider Supreme Ventures Group, we are consistently seeking innovative ways of supporting small and medium businesses. We are very pleased with this partnership as it affords us another avenue to offer more support to these businesses. We encourage businesses to take advantage of the opportunity to realize their full potential and positively contribute to the Jamaican economy” he said.

The desire for SMEs to participate in the recently announced SME funding, means also that their operations must be in that state of readiness.

This Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) Voucher for Technical Assistance (VTA) program was recently relaunched with an upgraded digital platform where businesses can seek financial assistance from the DBJ with services being provided by approved BDOs such as SVS Business Hub. MSMEs can access vouchers valued up to J$200,000 or 70% of the cost of required service.

Supreme Ventures has turned another loyal customer into a multi-millionaire after  handing over winnings of $61m to the newest Lotto winner, C Codner.

An elated Codner says he has been playing Lotto since the start of the game in Jamaica, over 20 years ago.

Like many other winners before him, Codner used the same set of lucky numbers played over the years; he hit the jackpot with 9, 10, 11, 19, 30, 31.

Xesus Johnston, CEO of Prime Sports (Jamaica) Limited, says this most recent Lotto win solidifies Supreme Ventures as the “winningest gaming provider” in Jamaica.

“Supreme remains unmatched when it comes to giving customers the best gaming experience and certainly the most winnings.” #Last year our players won over $45b playing our games. With this Lotto win so early in 2022, as well as with the company set to launch its newest category of games, Supreme Scratchaz, later this month, we are definitely on course to create even more winners this year” he added.

Codner, who learnt of the win after checking the results the morning after the Lotto draw, stated that his first step will be to invest in real estate.

“I have been playing Lotto with the same set of numbers for years and I never miss a draw. When I checked the results after this draw and saw that I won, I was elated. This win will change my life as I don’t have a house and now I can get one” he said.

Source: https://jamaica.loopnews.com/content/lotto-winner-claims-61m-jackpot

SUPREME Ventures Foundation (SVF) has officially unveiled the newly refurbished doctors’ lounges at Kingston Public Hospital (KPH).

The project, valued at $13 million, was done through funds donated by SVF in December 2021 to upgrade the administrative office, lounge and call-room facilities of the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care at the Kingston Public and Victoria Jubilee hospitals.

SVF director Heather Goldson reacted positively to the upgraded rooms and reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to improving working conditions for the staff at KPH.

“The transformation of these spaces is amazing. We at Supreme Ventures Foundation are very pleased to have contributed to this well needed and well executed renovation of the staff lounges at the KPH.

“Under normal circumstances our health-care workers are under tremendous pressure and the past two years have ramped that up exponentially. This improvement should contribute greatly to helping them to properly recharge and manage their immense workload,” said Goldson.

During the tour of the renovated spaces, Dr Garth McDonald, senior medical officer at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital, expressed his gratitude to SVL Foundation.

“Upgrading the staff lounge is something we had wanted to do for a while but could not accomplish due to limited resources. On behalf of the staff, and even the patients who will benefit from having a refreshed and rested medical team addressing their health concerns, I must express gratitude to Supreme Ventures team for stepping up and making this well needed renovation a reality. I’m very pleased with the results as it is even better than we envisioned,” said McDonald.

The donation formed part of the foundation’s continued efforts to aid in the improvement of the country’s health-care sector.

Recently SVF donated four oxygen concentrators to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI). This is in addition to the donation of a state-of-the-art ultrasound machine to the UHWI in 2021 and further commitments to upgrade the equipment at the neonatal intensive care unit.

Source: https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/kph-doctors-lounge-gets-makeover-from-supreme-ventures-foundation_245409

The Supreme Ventures Foundation (SVF) has reaffirmed its commitment to national health with a donation of four oxygen concentrators to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI).

The devices will assist the medical staff in providing adequate oxygen for patients who have difficulties breathing due to conditions like asthma, lung cancer, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and Covid-19.

UHWI Consultant Anaesthetist, Dr. Phillip Barrow says the donation will improve the hospital’s oxygen services. He was speaking at the handover ceremony last week Wednesday.

“We’re very grateful to Supreme Ventures for this donation. Oxygen concentrators will be a significant addition to our arsenal. They provide an unlimited supply of oxygen that’s completely independent of any outside source so it is a welcome addition to our resources,” he said.

SVF Director, Heather Goldson says the Foundation will continue working with medical facilities to provide the necessary support to the country’s health system as it grapples with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“We’re always happy to support our doctors and nurses who are currently facing an unprecedented challenge. These oxygen concentrators will be an asset to the medical team and will play a major role in saving so many lives. We look forward to continuing this work as the year continues, ” she said.

UHWI has been the recipient of several donations from the Foundation. Last year, SVF donated approximately $15M to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and  a mobile Ultrasound Machine to the Diagnostic Department.

Source: https://jamaica.loopnews.com/content/svf-donates-four-oxygen-concentrators-uhwi